Comments on: Tour del Gelato: Grom in Torino

By: Ms. Adventures in Italy

Ms. Adventures in Italy — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 11:14:01 +0000

I’ve also eaten the gelato at Eataly – it’s excellent. I’ll have to get to Torino more often.

By: Daniel Phelps

Daniel Phelps — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 11:06:35 +0000

You only went to Grom in Torino!!! For shame! There are MANY gelato places that easily rival it: Rivareno (try their Alice), Ciacci, Caffe Fiorio, Siculo, and Caffe Musyaf. I’ll take you around myself if you ever return, I’m a bit obsessed with Gelato! (Chocolat in Milan is still my fave)

By: Jeanie MH

Jeanie MH — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 21:42:11 +0000

I guess Torino must be the gelato capital in Italy. I was there for the 2006 Winter Olympics and I was treated to the best gelato I ever had, not at Grom really who is a newcomer more with the ancient Fiorrios’ and one undistinguished cafè called Mirezzi or something similar. I am actually a gelato addict and I have similar memories from this summer holiday in Paris with a small chic Gelateria in the Marais called Pozzetto as rightly indicated by David Leibovitz as the best in town. Wonderful chocolate hazelnut (Janduja?) and sherbets of real fresh seasonal fruit such as watermelon. Go and check it out if you happen to be around there

By: growitgreen

growitgreen — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 13:54:42 +0000

I love gelato, but it is difficult to find a shop that makes it in my small town in S.C. so, I have to make it myself when I get a craving. I appreciate all of the recipes I can get my hands on. Check out this "cool" article about gelato at www.foodista.com